Music: Glass Harp - Do Lord

In early stages of Phil Keaggy's career as a guitarist, he was part of the Ohio trio Glass Harp. Keaggy was an excellent guitarist then, and produced some good Rock music for the era. The rendition of Do Lord from Carnegie Hall was a legendary bootleg, and finally came out on compact disc in the Nineties.

Music: Phil Keaggy - Crimson and Blue

In the early Nineties, I was looking for some quality music, and Phil Keaggy sucked me in. A particular song that grabbed me was Don't Pass Me By, off the Crimson and Blue album.

Also off that same album, is a guitar tour de force, in the song, John The Revelator. Hearkening back to Keaggy's days in Grass Harp where he re-did the song Do Lord, adding some Clapton-esque Cream.

Music: Second Chapter of Acts and Phil Keaggy - Take Me Closer

Phil Keaggy is one of my favorite guitarists. After his time with Glass Harp, he struck out on his own. He was often collaborating with other groups and musicians, and one of my favorite collaborations is his work in the late Seventies with the group Second Chapter of Acts. This song highlights some of his brilliant guitar work from that era, and I love the drum break in the middle.

Music: - Eric Clapton - Rainbow Concert

Eric Clapton's Rainbow Concert landed in the middle of Clapton's drug fueled depression years. Several of his friends were concerned about him, and coaxed him out of seclusion for the the Rainbow Concert.

Below are some selections of the album that captured the live show. I fount this album when I was living in Israel, and have loved it since. In my opinion, it is probably the highlight of Clapton's guitar sound.

Music: Rolling Stones - Mixed Emotions

The Rolling Stones popped up on my playlist this morning on the way to work. This song is great, with a catchy melody and nice groove.

Biblical Theology of Resurrection

In approaching what the Bible says about the resurrection of believers, there are many passages that help build a biblical theology of 'believer' resurrection. In the writing my master of theology thesis, I scoured much academic literature to help build out such a biblical theology...

Cherry Cobbler Dutch Oven recipe

Cherry Cobbler Dutch Oven Recipe

• 1  box yellow cake mix 
• 2 cherry pie filling cans
• 1 stick butter 
• 2 teaspoon ground cinnamon (optional)
• 2 teaspoon ground nutmeg (optional)

Cover the inside of the Dutch oven liberally with aluminum foil. 

1. Empty the cherry pie filling into the Dutch oven. 
2. Pour in yellow cake mix (already mixed with water) and spread evenly. 
3. Cut butter into slices and arrange on top. 
4. Sprinkle optional cinnamon and nutmeg on top

Place around twenty charcoals on top of the Dutch oven and between five to ten charcoals beneath. Let the cobbler bake for thirty to forty minutes, until the top of the ccobbler turns a nice golden brown; checking it about every five minutes after twenty five minutes.